Hello all... I am a recent LPN school grad, I graduated July 29th. I sit for my NCLEX on September 23rd! I am a nervous wreck! I literally have cried almost every other day for the past week. I've been studying but I don't understand how I can get through 3000 questions.. The questions seem to take so long to answer and read through rationales.
The books I have are Saunders, Lippincott, Exam Cram, Mary Hogan's Reviews & Rationales, and Hurst review. I have been looking at Mary Hogan and Saunders the most to keep me from feeling overwhelmed, even though I still kinda am. I have been getting around 60% on my quizzes. Is it normal to not feel ready as the day approaches? I've been praying. I'm about at my wits end and that's all I can do. I'm still running through questions and answering them.
Any advice? Any recommendations?
Thank you
-NERVOUSWRECK!
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Hello all... I am a recent LPN school grad, I graduated July 29th. I sit for my NCLEX on September 23rd! I am a nervous wreck! I literally have cried almost every other day for the past week. I've been studying but I don't understand how I can get through 3000 questions.. The questions seem to take so long to answer and read through rationales.
The books I have are Saunders, Lippincott, Exam Cram, Mary Hogan's Reviews & Rationales, and Hurst review. I have been looking at Mary Hogan and Saunders the most to keep me from feeling overwhelmed, even though I still kinda am. I have been getting around 60% on my quizzes. Is it normal to not feel ready as the day approaches? I've been praying. I'm about at my wits end and that's all I can do. I'm still running through questions and answering them.
Any advice? Any recommendations?
Thank you
-NERVOUSWRECK!